Setting up my hunting bow for 3-D

[FallAirFever]

Hey all,
I have been doing some 3-D shooting and would like to set my bow up a bit more specifically for it. So what steps would you reccomend for using a hunting bow to shoot 3-D.

Currently I am shooting a Diamond Stud. 28 1/2' Draw pulling 65lbs.
Rest: Whisker Biskit, Sight: Cobra 5 pin something or other, Fletcher Peep.
Shooting Easton Powerflight arrows, Stab: Carbon Express 6".

For now I have some Easton Lightspeeds on order (thinking lighter / flatter is a good start)
I am putting a Ripcord, Code red drop-away on (Early Christmas to me!)
And I am going to back the draw weight off on my bow a bit, easier to hold on target hopefully.

What else would be good changes or improvements, keeping in mind that come summer I will getting ready to start hunting with it again so hopefully just switch arrow, sight in and keep practicing...

[Trav]

one thing to remember is to make sure that you have 5grs per pound of draw weight for your 65lbs you will need an arrow that is 325grs.

Maybe try a longer stab but if the bow works for hunting why not leave it alone for 3D it will make you a better shot for hunting since you dont have to change anything.

[rielbowhunter]

I am with Trav, the only thing I would do is unscrew your broad heads and put on field points.
. That being said. Now is the time to try new things you might want on your bow for hunting season.

[jim-bo]

Any hunting bow can shoot at a 3-d target, don't be fooled.

Try different stabilizers and different lengths, I would recommend that if you change your arrows, don't shoot two different brands or models of arrows; keep it simple stupid.

If you join a league, they should have different divisions, take a look at these divisions and choose one and make any modifications or adjustments to your rig. If you participate in a bowhunter/hunter division, you would not have to change much if at all.